If you're looking for something to watch this weekend, head over to https://t.co/NY27A8ROK1 where you'll find a wide range of content including feature documentaries, educational films, and more!
Looking for online educational resources? Check out https://t.co/NhdZaMIJSL You'll find resources for grades 4 to 11. With video series, lesson plans, games, factsheets, and more! Designed for teachers.
Topics include #ecosystems#biodiversity#speciesatrisk#invasivespecies.
We’re happy to launch our new documentary about the actions, challenges and lessons learned in protecting #speciesatrisk in the construction of the Herb Gray Parkway in #Windsor#Ontario. Watch it for free here: https://t.co/j2AtdLQ5xX
Removing coal from the global energy mix is taking too long,
too many forests are still being destroyed,
and fossil fuel subsidies are ongoing despite their distorting effect on the market.
#ActOnClimate#ClimateChange#KeepItInTheGround https://t.co/HDgbzfEBaE
In the past week Almonte has been used as the location for 2 films - a Hallmark Christmas movie and a Horror Anthology! Props to this town for being so beautiful that it simply has to be filmed! There's no place like home!
We will be screening our documentary “Trees, Youth, Our Future” this Saturday at 7pm at the Queens University Biological Station in Elgin. Come join us!
Today is #PlasticBagFreeDay!
🔹160,000 plastic bags are used globally EVERY SECOND
🔹5 trillion plastic bags are produced yearly (enough to circle the globe 7 times)
🔹only 1-3% of plastic bags are recycled
Time to #BanTheBag & switch to reusable ones! #PlasticFreeJuly
Oops... they've been exposed!
Unsustainable logging has been degrading caribou habitat, exposing this threatened species to its predators and reducing its feeding grounds.
Let's protect them, before they disappear for good >> https://t.co/LKQu7XkkKa
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Thank you to the Moose Cree First Nation Resource Protection and Wildlife Conservation Society for allowing us to join you on a 7 hour boat trip up the North French River
As documentary filmmakers, we sometimes get the privilege of seeing our world from unusual angles. Check out the beauty of this forest from above - so incredible!
Did you know that the Ontario government has committed to planting 50 million trees by 2025? To help with this goal, we spent some time planting trees with the students from Opeongo High School in Renfrew!
Check out our latest documentary on YouTube titled "Trees, Youth Our Future." It's a two-part series that discusses our relationship with Ontario's forests. https://t.co/ihrATGGL18
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